 They be going hard on the interviews With XO Music on the interlude XO Music on the interlude Yeah, we blowing up like an inch Check it, check it, check it, man It's a unique awesome, man, it's your boy, E-CEO And I'm Money Most, by the way And we create cuts in every damn thing Man, I had to let it go down there Let them hear it a little bit, man Save, man, check it, man We got two very special guests here today, man We're Life ENT, man That boy Day D and two whoppers in the building Man, what's going on? Man, thank y'all for coming on the show, man Say, man, we're gonna ride with y'all, man Because we'd rather ride with you than collide with you You know what I'm talking about? Say, man, so, man Like, you from Shreveport Yeah, I'm from Shreveport Man, like, and you from Waco From Waco Man, that's crazy, man Like Shreveport, Waco, that's a long way away from each other too But let's talk about it for a minute Like you coming up, man When you came up, was you banging? You were banging, I see you You seen your eyes, man Keep against it, you know You really ain't got no choice You got a choice, yeah, but you born into it So, you know, regardless You end up in it kind of, you know, in a way Kind of regardless, don't you think Because that's kind of what you put in You know what I'm saying? So, you know, that's just what came with it Man, it's time to take over TV, man He down there, man, I respect that boy I don't even know if you still get down But if you ain't, then you need to get back down That's my boy though, right? But he's from Longview, I think, though Yeah, yeah But let's talk about it a little bit Like coming up in Shreveport, you hear the stories, man About, you know, like back in the day When I was down there, you know It was crazy, like it was banging It could go there quick Like you ain't just getting out the car And wearing any color back in the days I'm serious, they were really Flying out, it was migrating down there Running from the laws Coming to Shreveport and banging Blue and red, let's be real So, you know, at the end of the day Now to look at it today, how is it today down there? Oh, it's kind of like The same thing, but it's not So much of like A big color being with the same color You know, you got Crips and Blues That's one click now And a lot of stuff, so a lot of stuff Like it's put together off unity But it's kind of like, you know, the smoke in You know, like what's really going down In the streets and stuff, you know So you got like Crips and Blues Back when you probably were kicking it They ain't going to even be in the same town But now, you know what I'm saying If the common enemy is something else They'll team up, you know So it's more of a, you know Kind of mafia type shit now Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah You pick your team Wow Fantasy football Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah So coming up for you What part do you say you was from? Cedar Grove What was it, your mom and dad Still together today or no? So you came up in a single parent home? No, you know, it was just like It's like the same thing you see now Like they were playing with each other You know what I'm saying So you know, he there You know, we had a good little bond But you know, we kind of fell out But just don't ever give up on them At the end of the day, people make mistakes I definitely made some Nobody's perfect, bro So if it's any way you can Conversate and kick it with the parents In a way where it may not be the same It'll never be the same as it was But at the end of the day, you still can make it something new So I always remember that If you're standing above ground And the ground ain't above you Then you got a chance to make things right So your kids Not see that disconnect You know what I mean? So that's real But that D is in the building, man Waco Texas, man The old boy from Waco Ride would be pretty tough too You know what, let me say this Shreveport Did I have somebody else on here from Shreveport? Ever? You the first one? Hey, this is my first interview Ever? That's hard, man I didn't do a lot of firsts in here And you got the hardest You jumped off one of the hardest platforms Listen, man Cause you got people down when you be on here Gotta be connected Just like that But, baby, let's get it, man With the microphone What made you think you just gonna get out of the audacity of you? To jump out here and just jump I'm gonna rap now How did you come out with it, man? What made you Have you been doing it for a long time? I've been doing it for a while now I'm proud of it Over 10 years The new life TNT Just taking it serious though Probably like 2 years, 2-3 years Really just taking it serious Cause I just had a problem going back and forth To jail then when I got old enough We're going to start it out juvenile But then when I got old enough to go to jail Was jail State jail, penitentiary I couldn't stay out of jail, so you can't take nothing serious Doing that, you gotta It's hard to juggle both You can't You know what I'm saying The game is what it is But I'm just saying, just trying to juggle both The streets and this, especially when you just In the streets super, super hard Doing what I was doing and on what I was on I couldn't really take the music serious What are you thinking about it? I always been dope with the music I always been one of them But why you ain't been here? What made you end up in jail all the time though? Was your dad the one that stayed locked up all the time? Was your mother locked up? Was your mother locked up? So they were good people You were horrible, but they was good I mean, you could say whatever You know what I'm saying? Everything that's seen me come from Everything that I seen from everybody In my family, you know what I'm saying? I don't want to put nobody on But everything that I did for My choices was My choices though It wasn't nothing like He went to jail, I'm going to go to jail No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no But it did, you know, a lot of things Like the dope cell in there Everything that I seen in the hood The product of my environment Exactly, but I seen a lot Like coming up, I seen a lot As a youngster coming up Especially in my hood I'm from Norfolk, Texas It was the bottom of the bottom You know what I'm saying? Same place Highboy from, you know what I'm saying? Highboy West Shout out, you know what I'm saying? Shout out Highboy West It's the slums, you feel me? It's the slums and then My momma try to take us out the hood When I was like 10 We moved to Colleen, Texas Which ain't number like 45 It's a little way to my hood I still stayed in Waco I was always going back to my cousin On the weekend out through the summer It's always been, you know But when I got to Colleen I was on, like the way I was moving From what I learned from where I was from I became a mastermind out there Like just terrorize the shit Just when I say terrorize Excuse my language, but I You know what I'm saying? It went to another level You know, it wasn't no Momma couldn't, she couldn't control me no more Like it was just like, you know what I'm saying Like 15, 16, like When I got out of juvenile again 15, 16, I was already out the house I dropped out of school, 8th grade I was just, I was gone I was addicted to the streets I was really like addicted to the streets You know how boy West was locked up together No, we never locked up together Not just in, you know what I'm saying No, no, because y'all been I'm just looking at the time He's like, he been locked up 7 from For 27, 11 years Y'all both down there, y'all had to see each other In transit In transit On the way to court I was just addicted to the streets Like really just addicted to Everything about the streets It wasn't like I was dumb, I'm very intelligent I'm a very intelligent young man I was a book smart too, you know what I mean But it was like I was just addicted to the streets I just, I couldn't get it up I couldn't get it out of my system, you know what I mean I couldn't get it out of my entire store having kids You know what I mean I only have four, man I only have four I only have four You got six kids I don't want Purkin to wake and get in trouble Three girls, one milk Three girls, one milk I got four, my son sitting right there behind you Oh yeah, you had kids Wow, this nigga was trying to judge You know I ain't judging No, I was like 23 I was older You know what you told me off camera Yeah, whatever man, you know what I'm saying You the one, you a real You was down there doing stuff You should have been doing over there Tripping New casino down there, you got babies in them Casino down there, I know what's going on Three boys When you keep gambling and looting Man They got the best part in that casino No, man Casino got the best part Yeah, yeah There she hits you, make you feel good Make you keep gambling Man, all of us got the best cup of coke He don't know nothing about that though The sprite, I mean the drinks down there Bro, yes, they are hard They are hard, bro They taste better than theirs, bro Yeah, we was it, we tasted for real I swear, I often go that way Just for the drink I swear I was a sprite Just a sprite You got the hit Yes, that's the air of me No, it's not bro, that's a real sprite Nah, that's real sprite That's the air of me Yeah So D.D., man, when you think about the music Man, like, when you Who have you, what do you Feel is your best song thus far? My best song? Yeah I'm coming to you next I feel like I am my music heart But I don't feel like I have just recreated My best song yet Like, if that make any sense Because I always, like, even when I make something, I be like, man This one of my best songs, man I'll make another one then, you know what I mean I always say the last one was the best The two of you doing the same thing You do the same thing, the last one was the best one No, they do that all the time, man I don't know I'm gonna tell you about me Like, no cap I've been chasing this dream so long Like, the song I do, that's just done That's just a done song You know, we on to the next one Like, real talk with me Because everything, I can't I can't tell you this here the best song You heard me, I might go in here and write Something else, you know, I'm on point So I'ma let the people tell me When it start happening They can juggle back and forth with it Life, how do you End up getting On the life label? I met this girl on Only fans No, I ain't fan for the video I don't even know what you mean I don't even know what you mean But now, her name is Dahl And she, you know what I'm saying She knew Dave And whatever, so She told me she liked my music So I got to send her songs And stuff, she like I got some people They gonna send me three beats They gonna, like, three different topics You know what I'm saying? Or what the rap about, so you know I'm being real, you know, there's me There's a piece of cake, oh yeah Whoever the listener is, I got them You know, I'm not knowing this Dave I'm not knowing this Mr. Lee You know what I'm saying, so boom I Fuck around, write the shit Whatever, end up all going to the studio Then when we went to the studio, Dave came So I dropped the three songs And I'm talking to you Come on over here Two off the line Two off the line He telling the truth Number two So when you look at Just What Was the thing that Made you even link with these guys To say I'm going to do it I want to be with life You got to Listen It's just like being where I'm from So you know where I'm from Everything I had to do I got to book me a studio session I got to find out a way to get it You know I really don't want to work You know I'm in the streets But you know I'm trying to get out of You know I'm rapping more than I'm trapping But I'm jugging them both So it's like You don't look at everything at first You know you ain't trying to see Like alright by me dealing with them I ain't trying to see what's at the finish line right now You know what I'm saying There were a lot of people Looking too far already I know one thing I was in a better position than me Going to the studio And me putting out this song You feel what I'm saying I did more I feel like when you got somebody behind you You know what I'm saying It's less of a load off you You can't imagine when it gets fall down When you just can be a rapper You get paid to be a rapper That's like somebody getting paid to play basketball You know you think LeBron tripping He's still doing it You know what I'm saying It's a job you don't like You retire So I ain't finna retire When the fruits of the labor kick in I'm gonna be having fun doing that Let me ask you something though With all of the killings And the way this culture is What Does that even When you see a takeoff Just get killed Or if you see a PMB rock Just get killed Or if you see All these different guys That's transitioning Like What keeps you going to say I still want to continue to be a rapper You a father of six It's like When you ask me I know the difference Rest in peace to all of them But Let's just take PMB rock Let's take his situation for a little second When you really I ain't saying he's not from the streets I ain't trying to say that When you really from a place That's really there messed up like it is Then you know If you get to another level It's some stuff you got to respect I'm a man so I ain't inviting no rivals But my life and my chain You can post what you want You could Two-up chain get snatched to Two-up a lot You know what I'm saying I'm not trying to go in the character mode To save my image You know what I'm saying I'm saving myself I didn't get hit by a car You feel what I'm saying A lot of rappers count In rapping So when they come to making real life Movements They make a move like they rapped about You can't give it up Why you can't I'm going to ask you the same question You know You've been through a lot Situations being locked up Going through so many different Rappers in the way that they Getting taken out Whether it be jail Whatever the case may be And then for you to now Say I want to enter this lifestyle And continue to go with it Because many people went through the tally I don't even want to food that no more I want to go take care of my four babies You know what I'm saying I'm not for the mess with that mess This has been my dream for so long I've been chasing it for so long I'm going to go behind it I didn't put so much into it I feel like I can't give up right now You know what I mean It's a lot of things I ain't saying that I can't do It's a lot of things that I haven't done Like just working a regular nine to five Or just having a normal lifestyle I haven't lived that type of lifestyle Like the type of lifestyle That I live has taken away From that type of lifestyle So I don't know So I feel like rapping is going to have to work And knowing what come with it You know what I'm saying I just feel like Some rappers, they dying They overdosing or whatever Whatever they doing I feel like I don't have to do all that We ain't got to take a million drugs We ain't got to sip a million things Or serve or whatever And I don't take away from nobody who do that You know what I'm saying Other people Cities or states or wherever you at You know what I'm saying You got to move accordingly You got to tap in where you were I didn't been to Cali, Seattle, Arizona Atlanta A lot of these places doing music And I just move a certain type of way I don't move like I'm the hardest one I don't try to walk around with that big boy You know what I'm saying I didn't went the Pull it up and 37 Crips came Out of nowhere and they checking I'm just from Texas It ain't nothing You know what I'm saying You and somebody else neighborhood You don't know how they move You just got to move accordingly You know all that Trying to play that tough role All the time It just ain't working Me, like I say, I know what come with it You got some people going to try you Anyway, you got some people to try you For the chain you got on You know a little something Just whatever it is Whatever it is Old ladies get robbed For they purrs, they get snatched You can walk outside Like bro said and get hit by a bus You know what I'm saying, just speaking up Just dying, free accidents You can die doing anything You know what I'm saying You know what I mean Everything dangerous Rap dangerous, NFL dangerous All of it dangerous Especially when you Any type of public figure When you got more than somebody Or when they feel like I'm going to take what he got Don't let nobody think you got more Than the first show They try you People get robbed every day You know what I'm saying Because they got a little something And people just got to know how to move Because you could come to their city And talk to their girl That's the worst one That's the worst one bro Are you going to die For real But in the kid care It may just be in their mind Because everything ain't just sliding People getting injured now You know what I'm saying I just had to ask that question You guys are You've entered a field To where you know It's something else to see Where it came from when it started It was just hip hop Hip it to the hip it to hip hip hop You don't stop a rocket to the bang bang We was not cussing It was not acting It wasn't acting It was just people just really putting words And metaphors together And representing their neighborhood You know what I'm saying If you'll take it But at the end of the day now it's evolved to this And I respect it Because back then the money that you guys get today In this field they didn't get back then So at the end of the day with more money Biggest say come more problems You see what I'm saying I think they get more money Because they don't want to listen to older people No no no The format It ain't about what Because the format changed But I understand what you're saying But the format changed People are getting paid differently It can be an independent game It can be anything If you talented enough You can become a millionaire And never leave the house and do a concert Young boy You see what I'm saying I can't control that Nobody can control that The internet run everything But I'm going to tell you what I think about this The people Young people that are getting money now A lot of people are getting money And I think they're giving to them Because they don't have to listen to older people If I had to listen to somebody I didn't have more money then would you listen to them I have I've done that because You can't ask me that kind of question When you come from malls When you see the old lady walk up the street You don't disrespect I've seen a young dude Hit an old man and the other didn't knock him out You don't suppose they do it anyway But I'm telling you where I come from It's less respect Where I come from You don't do that You see what I'm saying But these days They ain't listening See what I'm saying They ain't got more money than everybody You're right They got more money than the older people They ain't got more money But they ain't got more than everybody And they not going to listen to them But they might not just be listening But they ain't got more money than everybody They got more money than the average The older people they're around They're around And that's sad because At the end of the day And I don't blame them I blame us The crack era The times when that whole 90s era Because of the young people that were there You don't have to I'm telling you that as a person Who knows that gap supposed to been filled And you have so many brothers that was in prison Or so many people that was not there For the families And then also the way that the criteria Was structured in America a lot of times Against Certain brothers getting jobs and all kind of stuff There's a lot of plots out there So I'm telling you from an older person perspective I very much take the blame For certain situations being In a way during a certain era Because if we had stuck together And had unity like we should have I feel like it would have changed the narrative For the people that was coming after us I'm being real now I get it, you're going to come from a different perspective And say, nah, we... Because like I said That was doing it already I can look back now Or I can see why y'all was like this My grandma say, if you go out there And you see a twig growing up She say, you can take it and turn it Any way you want to turn it But when that twig becomes a tree You can't do nothing with it You see what I'm saying So when you dealing with a young kid And you telling them which way to go That's why the Bible say You can train a child up in the way it should go And they won't depart from it Because if I put what's in you From me to you and spend that time with you As a parent, as a person Or a mentor or anything Then that's going to be the result of who you'll become Because of what's put into you I really believe that bro But nobody spending time like that When you were my time During my era, I was not spending time With no kid like that bro I didn't even know how to really do it Because my father really didn't spend that type Of quality time with me And I'm telling you this is a cycle that happens And continues to happen Now you can look at it and say On y'all know everybody Learn we see and we become what we see Everything you see They take a village to raise a kid Yeah, I agree with that Not their parents, a village But at the end of the day That village is made up of parents You understand what I'm saying Mom and daddy raised me But Mr. Luther across the street Could walk me back home I'm just going to say that The next door neighbor can grab you And get whoopin's number Who can't They're gonna call the police on you Going to jail We want me doing boss talk I can't say it on camera Because I know for a fact you Ain't nobody letting no kid run around And just do whatever I'm gonna tell you this I don't need a whoopin public But I get through with them in private Bro, I'm gonna tell you what's happening The other day with my sister She said her son had got the truck and ran And I'm gonna get hit by a car She whooped him right there And the white woman called the police on him And the police came and everything The white woman stayed there The reason why I whooped him Because he ran out in the streets And I'm gonna get hit by a car So I would discipline him right there And she gonna sit here and say You should be doing that to him You know what I'm saying Shut up, Mom I don't want that I seen kids look like us Do that same thing But you know what happened To kids like us when they get back Where they going Not all of them You got some people out here that flipped over Like the older people They acting like they came from that They got dogs and everything Little cocker spaniels Come on Tommy Come on June and they bringing them And they got their little dog and jump up in the lap Right beside them And they got a little cat You know what I'm saying That wasn't us back in the days The thing that changed That was people who didn't look like us that did that And we Wasn't dog lovers like that I'm being real No, it wasn't like that back in the day If we had a pit bull He was outside The dog had to change that big On his neck We was not letting him in the house to stay Even when it snowed It was going to be snow on the ground They built like that But today My neighbor God bless her soul She came knocked on my door Three in the morning She was a police officer Hey You left your baby outside She was in the room And looked and she was tripping over the dog They don't play about them dogs So I got rid of that dog I would gay hug From here to there I ain't had a dog since I don't want no dogs No dogs I want peace Straight up If I got to worry about somebody coming from across the street To ask me about a dog And I ain't been working all day and all night I don't want no dog I'd rather just I'd rather deal with people anyway Because I'd rather help people I got more time to spend with helping people Now y'all keep on dealing with your dog That's all, I'm not hating on your dogs I'm cool with y'all having a dog They be putting their dogs in competitions What kind of competition? Really? I'm not into that You know, you never just scroll To accidentally watch me I'm not going to see that It's going to happen over 10 seconds Whole obstacle course I'm pretty sure I've seen that on the channel But I turned it real famous That's spending too much time with a dog Really? I can't do it I'm like a big dog No, I'm not doing that I'm not killing no dog They kill deer They kill ems all day Don't get trapped by nothing So we kill a dog and we go to jail for life Because they can eat the deer They don't even eat dogs I didn't do this dog talk This is not dog This is boss talk Boss talk when we talk about anything Say it really right This ain't dog talk Boss talk No, we don't want to talk about it They don't think we got a lid on the way So you guys really like When is the next project coming for you How can we wrap this up? We got some stuff on the way I can't wait The compilation The whole group That's going to be hard So no projects after that We working times too We working with the whole project Everybody then you still got to You ready? Shout out to life E&T is going down Appreciate you for bringing these guys We're going to always bring them through Every project man How can people get a hold of you Dady I'll find them on Instagram Dady D-A-E-D-4-0-T-H-R-3-3 Follow me on Instagram D-A-R-E-A-L The number 2 W-O-P-P Man Y'all heard that man Be on the lookout man Life E&T in the building man Check it man Appreciate you guys Yeah For real man You going to drop 16 Wait a minute You know me I'm always jump on the 16 Check this out man Hold on Let me bring you in Check it man 2-O-P in the building man Boss talk 101 Let's go 2-O I'm on boss talk 101 This a boss talk 101 You know I'ma get it done You know I'ma get it done Glyzzy with the honey bun This here came out the brain I had just drugged me some water I had just did me a 25 in the lane with a quarter They ain't talking about no money Everything that we didn't order I'm a big dog I'm a real big boss I ain't never took a loan I'ma slide for my people Hope you slide for your people I'ma ride for my dude Hope you ride for your people Hope you slain it Fuckin' fire when I see ya Cause I'm a real big dog And I'm finna tell you the whole meaning Dope rob, I done seen it Catch him slipping I'ma get the mop I like this little n***a I like this little n***a I like this little n***a I like this little n***a I like this little n***a I'm doing it so serious I like it man Life E&T in the building man That's how you do it man Stop playing you ain't you don't want nothing They didn't like that They didn't like that Wanko shutting it down They didn't show up That's what I mean The Lord blessed me with such a gift Under the net, a n***a ain't gave me shit But a hard time I did a hard time Came back like the world is mine Type shit, you know that Tony Montana Ain't need no line But mean in mind I fuck a bitch And don't pay her no mind Don't pay for time More life make the bitch pay for mine Cause time is money if you ain't got it You wasting time, my time is precious Out of line, the biggest lesson You won't catch no fish watching my line They blind to it, me and they used to losing N****s be broken cool and contibute the way they moving Take over, I'm overruling Over-schooling the doofus, they cool us Don't make me rob you and leave you naked as Rufus Pistol on me, extender on it Clip like a ruler, Karim, I produce a boy with a shot Don't make me shoot you, hook you up with whoever with you Even if you move it, nobody's just headshots Like a medusa Bullets put a pussy on your brain, call it a fupa How you survive the game and you don't even explain I'm stupid Before you make a profit, you the abuser You think your business too, so you gon' like it She fuckin', she be told she can't be a diamond Mean nothing, you do your timeline With n****s who know you bluffing, it's his story History to me don't mean nothing, but lies told A lot of bullshit that's been sold So cold, it's a lot the world may never know That we should know, once again I can't we trust somebody that we don't know She mean Hold up, man Wake up, Texas, stand up, man Come on, man Say, man, stop playing, man Say, man, boy, hold on, man What a bullshit talk, man How let your boys a unique hustle